Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-22

and coal-handler's strike will be the modi-
tication. If not the abolition, of the auto
cratic functions of executive committees,
if not of Masterworkman also. The feeling
among the body Of men attached to District
Assembly 40, on that point, is very strong.
Before anybody is ordered out in the fu-
ture they will insist upon their rights being
consulted. If the order is supported by
majority vote in public meeting, the or
der will be obeyed, if not, not
THE NEW JERSEY AND HoBoKEN MEN.
New York, February 21st-The long
shoremen of Jersey City and Hoboken
have formally abandoned their strike, and
started out this morning individually to
get work where they could. The coal
handlers at some points have asked to be
taken back in body, which was refused.
They, too, will make individual applica-
ton for work tomorrow.
New Turf Project.
New YORK, February 21st. - Phillip
Dwyer the great New York turfnnan. has
Just returned frcm Florida, full of great
project of his own. This is the founding of
Florida turf association, under the au-
| spices of which racing may be continued in
| that State when abandoned in this locality,
| because of the October cold or November
| o;,;os .,d ,r,,ns ~ o-.,a,y A.. ~ ,L.
1ocat;on for nort anS rao,- n,'IS ,nJ ~ o
| a tract of land $50 acres in extent, three
miles out of Jacksonville. which could be
purchased for about S11 900. Dwyer finds
Jacksonville red-hot for racing. He an
| ticipated the winter season will be extended
| from early December until the 1st of
| March, without loss to stock kholders and
turfmen.
Cu,c,co Fohr,ar, 9,st III u.;1,,,
,I;,,iea,eaI;s soo;aI 20, no dasofne
Mrs Stictnag 49, sa"rntI, "unnS ra,,,oeS as
,be badv nf bor aa,oita, go aelaos eu
e.1 eter,, 80 no,,1t u ~ Nc ooia @ ron Gem
~, ~ itIis W .aIi noe, anu III oonJuhc-
, 49, Is, oI,iei L IaUIes piayeu o!el
TIC ',;rI dio5 ~ Nanl,'o "a onsI Ia. rc Iiie
motker is an ;ntelI;ae,,t school taanIsor H.,
a convert to the faith-cure doctrine. The
body is still in the house. and now the sem
sational features of the case are enhanced
! by the statement of DR.. Palmer. areputable
physician, who asserts that the girl was not
| dead at all until Tuesday. but Law in a
trance state On that dav, the doctor saws.
decomposition set in for the first time. The
strange case is the talk of the town. The
mother declares that one time she saw
signs of returning life.
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r,rrJer ,-'aa no;t.ni taa =, ~ no5aioie
y, otor' "a ~ ~ 10 oina. M
a.. A. T. 49,. aiu ~ 0ioIN =
Warren hv Fdvsrd TorJa, a 1rn,,kan r,'I'e i 's
aas ~ y Mi u. uliAeii @ w o.
| trnndlino her infant dauqbtar in a bahI,
wagon on the sidewalk in front of the
house. Ed Jordan came along reeling
drunk and upset the baby wagon in the
gutter and pushed the terrified little girl
into the street. Mrs. Warren rushed out in
defense of her baby protesting as she went
against Jordan's brutality. The villain
waited until she got within few feet OF
him and then shot her through the lungs.
She is not dead, but her wounds are NOR
tai. Jordan escaped.
Like Some of Our California Legislators.
BALTIMORE. February 21st.-Tbe SIN, 70.
day saws: Senator Fair of Nevada will in
less than two weeks bid adieu to the Sen
ate and his service OF six years in that
body. In generations there has probably
been but one other member of the Senate
who rivalled Fairs brilliant flashes oi
silence. That member was the late Abijah
Gilbert, well-to-do citizen of the East,
who, while temporarily in Florida, was
elected to the United States Senate by the
carpet-bag Legislature of that State as g
reward for liberal contribution. Gilbert
in the six years he was in the Senate
never opened his mouth except to answer
to his name on roll-call. and he never did
Gn,i;,, r,ns Giiaii "e so' Tue cue rum f'osco'
yaI,,,.,o
80 "r" --'-'e' "yv' ,''
COUNCIL BLUFFS, feo!uary Nst--Iht
iarse Hi ana compete framing stable OF the
naPles piopffty oi MeasrS. John L. Stew
~ alt ~ oTh' whlcii CONSISTED OF eleven large
u,ia oo1,seatls' sleepi'ig ana Teadlng rooms OF
eHlPi"!es, gram oii'Si Saa3ie ana furniture
rooms, ano l3fge lnclosed exercise walks
Tor horses, located at The track OF the
Soui,oi. D!uiis oSr.eia'ioii, was oul lnei oil
=, An - ti'..', "eao eie.en Tolses rs
Paron 1foTn,or1r of rrn;t,s GnodI.I "a i io.
,,.Jor 80 h,,.,,5 W ~ anu
~, - D''i-.o1 ~ 'e".n'
Inc ifoposeo "ea' "ohopo'y.
NEW YORK, February 21st.-The latest
~ n,,troI " a. GiS ue I.
in the city. and TO arrange TO sunnlv them
all with meat slaughtered and dressed in
the " est: ne Is not ready yet to give the
nnrnbasa | D.. o;n o;ta tn h a,b ~ y,
by making the owners of each stockholders
i'll the National Consumers Meat Company
ai.u a le'a'hins mem as ri nahagers OF the
wboiass1a 5aaiers i, r,oat dorido ,bo Io.asi tng
venture Of the Marauis.
Mexican Bandits Worsted.
CHICAGO. February 21st-The 7,i5,n,e',
Ell Paso (fexas) special of the Goth says: Ii
mas lust Deen learned here here that stage
| va - ;''-'OOo "H' '''"CAeu d
"a o9iiE2I near orae'ers, rs Mexico, by band
| ai'Eeu ~ Hie tettu anu IL pltcneu Datue